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Broking Break: Your top five of the week

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Which stories have generated the most interest this week? Discover the most read stories in our roundup.

5) Open GI reports numbers up across the board for 2015
Open GI has reported an increase in turnover to £42.1m for 2015, up 6.7% from £39.5m in the previous year. The software specialist also revealed that in the year to 31 May gross profit jumped 8.3% to £36.6m (2014: £33.8m). The figures from a filing at Companies House showed that Ebitda increased 9.4% to £27m and that profit after tax rose 14.4% to come in at £21.5m (2014: £18.8m).

4) Aviva's UKGI operating profit falls to £368m in 2015
Aviva

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